David Busch's Canon EOS R10 Guide to Digital Photography

This book is excellent, well laid out, good index. Particularly liked the detailed set~up information for different scenarios. It may seem pricey to some, but I think it is worth every penny. Although not new to photography or Canon cameras, this book is teaching me a lot and is ideal as a quick reference for setting up the camera and finding menu items, plus why and how to use them. For a beginner it would be invaluable.

David Busch’s Canon EOS R10 Guide to Digital Photography é um guia extremamente completo e claro para tirar o máximo partido da Canon EOS R10. Explica menus, botões e funções de forma prática, com exemplos reais e linguagem acessível. É excelente tanto para iniciantes como para quem quer aprofundar técnicas mais avançadas. Funciona muito bem como livro de estudo e também como manual de consulta rápida. Indispensável para quem quer evoluir na fotografia com a R10. 📷

Excellent source of info. Much better than Canon manual. Will help me understand this camera a lot

If you own or use an R10, you need this book. By now you're probably aware that the so-called "advanced user guide" from Canon (available only as a download) is pretty much worthless. Many functions and features aren't even covered, and those that are tend to be dealt with superficially. This book fills in all the gaps, answers all the questions, explains things in an accesible narrative form, and goes beyond the basics to put you well on your way to mastery of technologies and techniques. I hadn't done any slr photography since the 90s, and that was with a trusty old Canon TX that my folks had given me as a high school graduation gift in 1978. The R10 is, needless to say, a much more powerful and versatile camera, but the breadth and depth of its features can be a bit daunting. This guide explains it all.

I bought a Canon EOS R10 which is a lovely camera but the paper guide that comes with it is very much a set up and shoot with little detail and the main manual is online, I am not a fan of these so was looking for a book to help guide me, as pretty much a beginner, through the process of getting up and running and understanding the jargon. Pros: The book has a great intro and the first 2 chapters give you the 101 guide to get you up and running and then the later chapters take you through all the details. Good index and contents means you can find pretty much everything you need easily. Cons: There is still a bit of jargon that I did not know but Google solved that and have found one index item that is not where it said it was but I found it easily enough and neither issue affects the 5 stars. I would say if you got the R10 get the book.